Sentence examples for weak reception from inspiring English sources

He aimed for mobility, "the tremendous freedom" of being able to communicate wherever you happen to be.Marvellous as was the crystal set, it had weak reception and trailed a long aerial.

Shortly after the release of the device, users began to complain of weak reception and dropped calls when they touched the lower left portion of the antenna, which is built into a steel band that encases the phone.

Microsoft's weak reception, against the backdrop of a steep decline in the overall market, came despite the company's statement that it has sold 60 million copies of its Windows Vista operating systems.

American film critic Pauline Kael called Intolerance "perhaps the greatest movie ever made and the greatest folly in movie history". The film's weak reception from the public and critics alike left Griffith disillusioned, but from a technical standpoint it has become a landmark in film history.

The game received a weak reception by reviewers, though it was better received by Japanese reviewers than by Western ones.

Although Power's line about Israeli settlement activity in Palestinian territory damaging the prospect for peace got a pretty weak reception, that message was overwhelmed by her affirmation of the close relationship between the two countries.

No Wi-Fi, weak cellular reception, and three power outlets per terminal?

Both cars tailgate the tour bus, trying to get close enough to pick up its weak wireless reception, so we can register voters.

Hindered by a setting sun and weak radio reception in a mountainous area, two caravans of soldiers fired upon each other after one of the groups was ambushed.

The film was shot during the summer of 2007, and was released in January 2008 to weak critical reception as it was considered "clichéd and mostly forgettable".

"SFX's weak IPO reception will impact SFX's ability to use its hobbled stock to buy more music festival and other live events companies". .